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Im receiving the same problems. Anybody find a good solution yet?

AHHH! Somebody that has the same issue as I am. All I get is random numbers also. Possibly Post ID’s, but thats all I get. No post names with links to the post.

Want to get this fixed but don’t know how. Have you found a solution yet?

It seems to have started this after I enabled permalinks.

Grrr! I’m looking through a lot of problems with the same problem I”M having, but no solution.

Really? so you created [email protected] BEFORE you deleted that line and you still don’t get e-mail notifications?

That’s odd. I have three blogs and all three work perfectly now.

Damn! Same problem.

I’m actually in the process of x-fering my site to another host and URL.
What I’m doing is using find and replace with Dreamweaver (Any Text Editor should work) on the Exported XML file that I’m going to import to the new site.
Having almost 4 years of posts, this is proving to be quite the long process, but it’s a billion times shorter than manually editing every link. ??

Seems the Trackbacks went out eventually. They sat on my end the whole day before I noticed them on the sites I TB’d them to.
So I guess it’s a lag issue.
*resolved*

Fixed.
Needed to do a complete re install of WP to make a fresh start.

Needed to get rid of 3 years of garbage I guess. ??

I’ve all of a sudden started experiencing this since upgrading to 2.0.6.

The Trackback links just sit in the Field you enter them into. They do not go to the ping status when publishing a post.

BTW if anybody’s interested in making the post dates images all you do is replace this:
<?php the_time('D j M Y'); ?>

with this:
<img src='<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?><?php $d = strtolower(get_the_time('D')); echo ("/img/date/{$d}.png'> "); ?>
<img src='<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?><?php $m = strtolower(get_the_time('M')); echo ("/img/date/{$m}.png'> "); ?>
<img src='<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?><?php $j = strtolower(get_the_time('j')); echo ("/img/date/{$j}.png'> "); ?>
<img src='<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?><?php $y = strtolower(get_the_time('Y')); echo ("/img/date/{$y}.png'> "); ?>


make you’re images and you’re good to go.

OK I got it folks.
I’ll past what I got just in case somebody else runs into the problem.

<img src='<?php bloginfo(‘template_url’); ?><?php $d = strtolower(get_the_time(‘D’)); echo (“/img/date/{$d}.png’> “); ?>

it ends up outputting this.
<img src=’bloginfo(‘theme_url’); /img/date/mon.png’>

Tried that already and it doesn’t work.
<?php $d = strtolower(get_the_time(‘D’)); echo (“<img src=’bloginfo(‘theme_url’);/img/date/{$d}.png’> “); ?>
would be the full code.

Thanks! That did the trick!